#FNaFTI

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Hey all FNAF fanartists, do yourself a favor and block @/fnaftys on Instagram if you can. She reposts art as "edits" by slapping other peoples' work on a pattern background.

Her most recent victim is a Music Man and Candy Cadet piece from 2 years ago that she attempted to edit my watermark out of.

She for the most part links back to whoever she steals from on DeviantArt (which is lucky for me since that means her @ linked to my Instagram) but she is not responsive when you ask her to take down your work.

I left this comment when I saw the notification last night. She has since deleted my comment and blocked me. I have already filed a takedown report as I could no longer access the post normally (so much for trying to be civil and give a chance to remove it on her own)

She blatantly ignored the message I left on my deviations asking for my work to Not be reposted, and I doubt she would listen to anyone else asking politely to have their work removed.

Her account is filled to the brim with re-upload art. No matter if it is credited, she should not be doing this without the artist's direct permission.

If you see your art in here, I am So Sorry. Please go report fnaftys on Instagram and block her.

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[lem0nite]

// Spoilers for The Interviewed: An Interview with Ennard: Again

After thinking about this episode for a while, I couldn't fully understand why Springtrap would pick some random guy he basically just met over the slim possibility of seeing his daughter again. Yeah he says he has moved on, but there has to be more reason than that, especially because of how tempted he looks when baby was revealed to him. Then I realized that the reason he chose to help Bloke was because he was literally the first guy he had a proper conversation with in 30 years. Yeah, he's talked to other people like Major and the kids, but it was always with the intention of killing him or getting something out of him. With Bloke, it was just a genuine conversation with no real intention behind it other than just to understand what's going on better, and it even gets a little personal with Bloke asking him what it was like to have kids or if he's had any. It may sound like just a random conversation to anyone, but for Springtrap, this short but sweet interaction was probably extremely refreshing. To finally have a genuine conversation like this after so long must've meant so much to him, especially after he had lost essentially everything he had ever cared about. It was just a small reminder of what it truly felt like to be alive.

In the end, this is just my two cents of the whole thing and how I've interpreted it. But as you've read, what seems like a small amount to you can be worth so much more to someone else. I hope you've enjoyed reading my little observation. :]

TL;DR: Springtrap's short interaction with Bloke probably meant way more to him than you think, and was likely the main reason he sided with him when faced to choose between him and the possibility of seeing his daughter again.